Monica Campbell is a self-taught decorator/designer prodigy. When she finds herself pregnant at the tender age of seventeen, Monica runs away to keep her Aunt Jessie from forcing her to give up her baby. Desperate, she takes shelter in an abandoned two-story home but is soon discovered by Harmon Michaels, a young up and coming businessman who has just inherited the house where Monica is hiding. Taking pity on her and her unborn child, Harmon hires Monica to oversee the job of redecorating his home. As Monica struggles to build a better life for herself and her baby, Aunt Jessie continues her relentless tactics to take Monica back home with her while Harmon fights to keep from losing her."Hiding At Home grabs the reader's attention on the first page and doesn't let go." - Judith Irwin, Mabank, Texas"...a love story that hits close to home and warms your heart...I've read it twice and will read it again and again and again." -Laura Jewett, Cleburne, TexasAbout the Author:Scarlotte Pancerzewski has always loved story telling and writing short stories. As a retired nurse she spends many hours writing in the solitude of her empty nest. Hiding at Home is her first published book and she has another in the making. Scarlotte and her husband, John, have raised three children and now live on a small parcel of land in Texas where the most beautiful wildflowers grow and her Saint Bernards romp.